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Gruen RL et al. - Despite these findings, a number of large studies found no apparent association between hospital volume and peri-operative mortality. The heterogeneity of results from individual studies calls into question the validity of case volume as a proxy for care quality, and leads us to conclude that more direct quality measures and the validity of their use to inform policy should be explored.

   

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